Despite the recent volatility of the U.S stock market, for many private companies, it’s still the place they want to be. But there is more than one road for a company to go public. Not all need to launch an initial public offering. Among alternate routes are so-called reverse mergers, allowing venture companies to offer stock more quickly and with less risk. There is controversy associated with the practice, though, and a new association has formed to establish standards. The Reverse Merger Association of America (RMAA) aims to represent attorneys, investment bankers, accountants, brokers and investment firms involved in the process. “Reverse mergers and alternative… Read More